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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-22
Florida Educational Work.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INHTRUCTT0M

INSTRUCTION.,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, December 22d, 1887. J
Editors FIoridsan am in the midst Of the
school year 1S66-87, ending September 3oth,
1887, as reported by the various county supern-
tendents, and have thought advanced statistics
might be interesting, at least to the friends OF
popular education, among your many readers:
The whole number ofschools for the scholastic
3,lOs. .
Increase OF schools over the year 1885 SO, 1874.
The total enrolment for the year 1886-87, is
g. 463
The total average daily attendance 1SSe-S7, is
1859, making per cent. approximate of daily
Increase in daily attendance over 1855, 6,248
ssls.
. Number Of white teachers employed, 1879.
Number of oolored teachers employed, SO.
Total amount of funds expended from all
sources for school purposes and raised by the
State and counties. $A9, 299.15.
The cost TO the people for education, per cap.
Ito, Of the total enrolment Of children per year
The cost 70 the people for education, per cap
ita, OF the daily average attendance Of pupils IL
$3.50 per year.
Number Of white schools operated 1885 81.
1890
Number Of colored schools operated 1Sse.S7,
518
Number of male pupils Ia attendance, $1,000
Number OF female pupils In attendance. 40 49,
Daily average attendance OF males, %, 900.
Daily average attendance of females, 06,O6o.
Value OF school property owned BY the State
and counties, and actually used 10 the school
work, $5si, 10000.
In addition to this there 10 large amount OF
school property actually used for school work,
belonging to the neighborhood for which the
school IL operated. held by local trustees. The
common school fund has unsold upwards of
100000 acres Of land, the appraised value Of
which u el.2S per acre. The amount OF com.
mon school fund now invested and paying inter
est ct the rate Of and per cent 10 e5S9, 9s400.
The increase this year has been $4,000.
In addition to the above school work the State
conducts general school work ~ follows: An
Institute for the Blind and Desfmute children,
between the ages ofs ADD 81 years, free ofall ex-
pense, boarding and clothing the indigent There
pre- 10 attendance Upon this institution now 30
pupils, The institution has a. admirable corps
Of instructors and kindly matron and h made
NOT only school for these. unfortunate ones, but
q home with alf It's innd4nces There are en-
,ireIy DspAxAte kuildings for the races and both
are admitted to the BENEFITS Of tho school.
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Perhaps He'll Come.

The following paragraph from the Ne,os- Her.
ads Washington special encourages the hope
that our democratic President may yet be the
guest of Florida:
Senator Pasco and Mr.. Davidson were two
of the fifteen callers on the President to-day.
Mr.. Cleveland had expressed himself as desirous
of attending the Sub.Tropical Exposition, and
hopes to 90 down sometime in the early spring,
which in all probability he will do, providing
he can leave public business"
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Leon Circuit Court, fall term, began on Mon
day.
The grand jury was organized by electing O.
@. Pearce foreman and NJ. r. Papy secretary.
Only three cases were disposed of up To ad-
journment of court last night: State vs.. Chas
YouMans and Jim Nellicliff-trespass not
guilty. State W. Sam Osborne-larceny not
guilty. State vs.. Jennie Murray-lsrceny dis
charged.
Besides the local bar. Hon. e. G. Love, State
Attorney; Hon. T. L. Clarke, of Monticello,
and Donald Patison, Esq, Of Concord, were
present
Court will probably sdjourn ON Saturday till
after tbs holidays.
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The Board of Revsers, on the 14tb., rendered
the subjoned decision on the appeal from the
Railroad Commission therein specified:
The Board of Revisers having considered The
protests of the Pensacola Division of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad Company, and Of
the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad Company,
filed before this board November Both, 1887 and
having fully Investigated the action Of the Rail-
road Commissioners in regard to the matter
therein protested against the prayers of the said
protesting railroad companies therein are denied,
and the action of the Railroad Commissioners in
the premises, and the rates Of charges for trans
portation of passengers by said companies
over their roailroads fixed by said Railroad
Commissioners, are hereby confrme d.
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-Seuator Chsndler wants ma @

Senator Chaadlsr wants the Congressional
elections 10 Florida and some other Southern
States placed again under supervision of United
States oficiala Billy seems 70 think that Re-
publican Congressman would be elected, doubt
less forgetting that II would not be tricky Repub-
lican supervisors but honest Democratic super
vIsors who would be empowered In the premises.
The Democracy govern the United States now
and will continue In power-to make bad Bill
miserable - long - he lives. he may chuckle
ever biz rascality done In Tallahassee once upon
. time, but he'i never have chance 10 do any.
thing more In that line Of statesmansh,p.
Rev. G. A. Fulwood. we'll ksown In this
city. Was made happy Few evenings since in
Key West By Tie presentation to him OF the
finest suis Of clothes that could b purchased ia
Key West, also sevetal other useful articles Of
clothing. including hat By several ladies OF his
church, who made mp . collection for the pur-
pose. -Jaokaonsj1 Ilfrvpo'A "
--Abuss = mot m Argument against proper
usa Uae Waraers, Log Cabin Scalpile, and
your qniok psusping half win prevent any ar
gumsnt about its abuse. PdcA 81 . bottis.
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Carpenter e WeaA,s m.H-
Oranges. App'sa Grapes, ngs Dat. -
Coceanus.. Lemons. Bananas, R.sslu. cs .s's
Currants. Fine Candies, Stick Candle, IN a0s'
Ainos Neat Js'liea Evaporated ADo,.. 1 -
Cheess. Butter and everything mic. Ana 49, -
the 0rocesy line. "''a q
Our Baksry will be run day and uies, A..
the ChFtstmas season and We will h... ~ .as
ests'ne Of oAkes. Pies, and Bread eva, 49,. 40
offered 10 this City. We handle Fui,. = 40. 80
quantities, and parties can save mop,v ~ !. srse
Ing from o. Wy
Come and ZEE some Handsome c.l.
on exhibition at our store. A0s
lft5 CARPENTER 4 Han
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Mr. Richard <. ID. I'd s...d
young man Of ths 4 d,ed III sareuiA Ais
rs'idll e. 10 '1l's r 2. Tss.i De eth. 1a.r
James sllae. sidses Of 1AuAA ~. ad
was tilss 10 ~ ss1es sityfhs
was edncassdS the West Folds ssdfnary,
and for some tidss pas. has bean in the employ
of the f. r. On. CO.
Mr. Shine was about thirty two years Of age
and leaves . wifksnA sAes 4hpd ,lwHss 1AtskSa
earnest sympathy Of The entire community in
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Tho exhibit IL Ohines,ss hshdixork was q ia-
teresting as days study 10 the Cinclsnati Ex
position. !. was an hour spent 10 the Elowety
Land" among it's strange people without the
the ebser vauons.-Xenia TOY zorrAliaM
Difficult to crowd more novelty into an even
ings entertainment. and all Of %. wholesome Q
character, too.-1blsdo Hads. e.-..s,s
This company viii perform 1t the Opera House
Friday night: Dec. seth, for the benedt Of the
YMC. A. Admission % and 10 cents Tick
cts Al drug stores ts.,..4,
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We extend our heartfelt thanks to those of
our friends and customers who will kindly give
US their orders for Christmas goods early during
the next week % as we may all them satisfacto-
rily before the rush. BYRD & DENHAM
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success of the public school system.
ss$s sFs ee.e.e....a..-.
The M10w1nter Regatta.
s. The 1th, 9Th 9th and 10th Of February are the
days fixed for the Midwinter Regatta at Pen
sacola We ind In the -Rsnsaoosan the pro-
gramme Of The races giving the courses to be
sailed or rowed, and the prizes. The races num-
Der nineteen, and the sum of the prizes reaches
5000. No entrance fees are required and time
allowance will be regulated by the rules of the
New York Yacht Club. First, second and third
prizes will be awarded, and they range from
$500. as the first prize in the race of schosn-
ers of not less than thirty ions, to $40 as
the first prize in pulling races of one mile
and return. President Chipley, Of the Pen.
sacola Commissioners, addressed a letter to
the Secretary of the Navy expressing the
hope that the North Atlantic Squadron would
be in the Gulf and rendezvous at Pensacola at
the time of the regatta. and was advised that il
would be there if compatible with the interests
of the service.
And speaking of the Navy we would remark
that under Democratic administration We think
the ships of the Government should be more
frequently seen in our Southern sea- Under Re-
publican adminst ration, which was a sectional
Government, the naval establishment, and all
other departments which involve patronage and
expenditure, was as much as possible concen.
trated in the North. A vessel of the United
States navy was rarely seen in Gulf waters,
and years passed without man-of-war visiting
the Pensacola Navy Yard, where much money
had formerly been wisely expended, but
which the Republican administration suffered TO
60 10 decay for want ofadequate appropriations,
while tens of millions were unwisely expended
at Northern naval and shipping ports with re-
suit OF no navy, to speak of-uness TO ridicule
and cond emn as it deserved. The Gulf is a
pleasant "cruising ground" in winter, and ii
would be well if the flag were oftener seen off
the coasts ofthe various nationalities that occupy
territory near the United States-Spanish, Mexi-
can. British, Central American and Others Our
commerce with these countries is sadly less than
ii should be, and while its increase cannot be
compelled by show of force, the frequent presence
ofour cruisers on those coasts and friendly official
and social intercourse between ships and shore
would be in the right direction for. the advance.
ment of commercial relations. Our merchants
and manufacturers would be more inclined to eff
forts for foreign trade if assured OF the protection
of their interests. Where the merchantmen of
England sail there are her men of-war also
and she almost monopclizes the commerce OF
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
Fine Silk Suspenders,
Silk Handkerchief,
Handsome Neck Wear,
Fine Hosiery.
Gents Dressing and Travelil g Gases,
Leather Hand Bags,
Walking Canes,
Ladies' and Mems Silk Umbrellas,
Latest styles in Stiff Hats,
Mems Fine Fur Hats,
Gents Fine Dressing Slippers,
&C., &C., &C.,
35-2t AT D. B. MRarNz1ss, JR's
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FOR 1893

We shall strictly adhere to the cass in-adsance
rule for subscriptions to the FLoRIDIAN, and
those who do no. receive the paper after the first
OF January will therefore know why the FLOR
IDrAN 10 not sent to them.
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Services fa Presbyterian Church
Christmas Day.
Anthem" Glory to Israels God"
Prayer.
Hymn" Joy 10 the World"
Morning Lesson.
Prayer.
Hymn-"Praise the Lord"
O6ert0ry Solo.
Sermon.
Subject-God's gift TO the World.
Prayer.
Anthem" Glory to God on High"
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The Loans amounted to eight hundred dollars
last Monday night One-haH brought 96} per
cant and the, other four hundred dollars 40 per.
cant ...,,.... a.
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KID AfNYEA.

] am now reosivipg my second stock Of Harns
Rrothsrs hmops Kid Glovsa No establish
mspt 10 NJ country keeps such ! stock Of. Kid
Gl6vss q I do. Do ''"'' W. T. WILSON.
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The excellent farm Of Mr.. B. w. Berry, near
Centreville, Leon county. must b cold, and is Of
fered cory less, indeed he offers to sacrifee his
place for ready money. See advertisement
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Don,t FAN

To see Byrd D Denham's Grand Holiday Dis
play Of nice things for the little ones.
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Will perform at the Opera House, December
Goth, for the beae6t of the Y. n. c. A. Rich,
Oriental Costumes; Chinese Wedding Cere-
mony, &c. Admission IS and Is cents. For full
particulars see bills.
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TO call early and make your selections OF fine
candies before the rush of the immediate holi-
days, at BYRD & DENHAMs.
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WHAT Is LIFE

WITHOUT COMFORTABLE SHOE?
w. H. WILSON M
Has the largest stock of Shoes in Tallahassee.
Parents! See that your children have good
and comfortable Shoes. To get them 20 to
w. r. WILSON'S.
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TABLE LINENS.

My stock Of White Table Linen is very large.
sell the famous Excelsior brand OF Table D..
mask with Doilers and Napkins to match, from
80 cents to 35 dozen. WR. WILSON.
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STATKIENTS.

Cclored. white or linen paper, nest and cheap,
at. ""is 'f 3i' FLOAlDIAN OYyICu
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1mP0reed and American Delfcacies,
AT BYRD & DENHAM's
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OF Extract Of Coffee Very thing for quick
cup, at Byrd q DENHAM's.
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TRICOTS AND WOOL HOMESPUNS.
l arm now receiving second stock of those all
wool Tricots and grey wool Homespuns, 80 In
ches wide, which am still selling at rs cents
for the Tricot, and 50 cents for the Wool home
spun. These are the most popular dress goods
in the market. w. r. WILSON.
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Y. N. q. A. BENEFIT.
CONCERT AND FESTIVAL.

The Chinese Students Company have agreed
10 give one Of their unique performances at the
Opera House, on the evening Of December 80th,
for the benefit Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, and the ladies of Tallahassee have
kindly offered TO give a festival Chinese supper
at the same place b lore and after the concert,
for the same laudable purpose. Let all attend,
and thus assist in placing the association on
good financial footing. enabling It to enlarge its
sphere of usefulness in the community.
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For Sale.

Several hundred Keller and LeCopte pear
trees, years old, good stock will be sold cheap
Mrs. G. E. DYKE
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Fee Rill.

Your Christmas orders early next week and
avoid the rush. BYRD & DENHAM
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Ssill TAey Csme.
New subscribers to the FLoRmEAx for 1888,
and old subscribers paying and renewing. Sub
cribers must remit before January 1ss 10 secure
premium.
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ministration of the government, announces his
agreement with the main features Of President
Cleveland's tariff policy. Mr.. McCulloch is .
representative of the original Republican opinion
on the subject of the tariff He was Secretary OF
the Treasury when the war Of the rebellion
ended, and soon after called the attention OF Con-
gress TO the need of removing the war taxes
Boston Herald. =.
We compliment the Board of Trustees Of the
State Agricultural College in electing Mr. Louis
Thompson TO the position OF Farm Foreman.
forming the duties which are incumbent upon
him In his newly elected position. The Trus-
tees certainly madea wise selection, and had they
looked the State over cur opinion Il they could
not have found q man better suited for foreman
Mr. Thompson Is certainly the right man Ia the
right placsr-Laks Gtv Reporter. As,4
--Msssrs Jacob Kilrain, Of Baltimore, and
James Smith. of London, met on an island In
the river Seine, 10 France. ON the 10th, and
pounded each other for two hours and q half and
until Il was too dark toiipound any more. when
the reieree aAid il was draw. They fought
over hundred rounds Cor the championship of
the world, the diamond belt and . pot Of
money" and Jake had the best Of the hght and
would have soon apished of Jsm, u the daylight
bad lasted. As they we're not permitted 70 con-
sisss By candle light It b charged that the
Bsjtoss ip this WY defAuded tho American Of
DE ssipsblss asd. glory list Hess Hithp his
reach. The bruisers we're mueh iruiied bat not
seriously injured.
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DO you woNDRRi
You NEED NOT WONDER WHY
W.R WILSON'S
Sales in Dress Goods and Staple Dry Gnods has
been larger this fall than for pay years. The
reason for It lies 10 the Nagnihcence Of the stock
and the Low Prices at which he is selling.
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Boarding HOuso.

have reopened my Boarding House on CAL
houn street, opposite Greene Square. The build
ing has been thoroughly repaired, painted and a
convenient addition made, and will be found q
pleas mt home. The rooms are comfortably
furnished and the table supplied with the best
the market affords. Mrs. F. 8. BYRD.
TALLAHASSEE, Nov 17-6t
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A complete Fee Bill for 10 cents, at
FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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Candies, Fruits and Nuts,
A full assortment ct RAxDoLrH Cos
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Has only eight more days to run. New subscrib-
ers. to obtain the premium, must remit before the
fret of January
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To exchange Birmingham property for NOta
land. H. G. WHITFIELD
307f North Goth st., Birmingham, Ala
November 20-1m
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CHRISTMAS ATTRACTIONS
SCHRADER'S.

Christmas Parlor Lamps, all sizes and prices.
Plush Toilet Cases, Shaving Sets, Ladies'
Work Boxes, and immense line of Perfum-
cry, Soaps and Toilet articles,
Cigars in boxes of IS for presents.
Stationery of all kinds.
SEE SCHRADERS DISPLAY.
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Myers & German

Have on exhibition one Of the finest stocks of
HOLIDAY GOODS
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BARGAHNs, nARGAnNs,.

You can oteoys get bargains in buggies, wag
ons, horses, mules, &C., q, Kemper's Stables. A
carload Of White Hickory Wagons one and
two horse, just received Horses and mules
well broke-always on hand.
j. G. KEMPER.
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NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS

NOIHCE EV CH1U TN EAHEuGDs
The City Tax Books for 1887 are now in the
hands Of the Collector, and Tax Payers are
notified to come forward and pay their City
Taxes as soon as possible. The Time allowed the
Collector, by law and ordinaooee, has nearly ex-
PRED. Please call and settle soon. I can be
found at the FLoRDrAN Office.
JOHN G. CoLLrNs City Collector.
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A faded daguerreotype miniature Of. ,o,..
young woman was confided to Mr.. A. 8 H.
the Tallahassee photographer whose skin -
widely known, and now q beautiful wall :.
ture OF the deceased mother of Rev. J. A. ',
Hooss goes TO him at Birmingham, Alan
valuable Christmas gift. The lifelike coloI,.
the shading of the drapery, and the Who'll. J,
quisits finish Of the picture are the work Of y,
Agnes Harper, whose artistic brush and n.n-a
supplement the admirable work OF her husb.aa
and nothing superior comes from any aud,o !,
the country. The subject Of the picture y. /,
sister Of MrA r. A. Hilton. of Tallahassee
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Peserson's magazine.
Ladies can join club for Peserson's Ladies
Magazine for 1888, At the FLoRD1AN Office.
Terms $3.50. Please send In your subscrip-
ZION at once. Soft
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For Rent.

The commodious and well appointed store. on
the east side of Monroe street, formerly occuuisd
BY e. A. Crawford & Co. For terms sppv :.
the drug store of N. Lively.
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Husband, brother or sweetheart = box ct those
npe Holiday Cieafs, The prettiest md gicest
thing out. ..''i's.'2 : !. Byrd & DrxH1x
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- ! have .helsrgest stock Of 10-4r114 snd1e-4
~fne Bed Biankssscvef seen IN Tallahassee.
Prices reasonable ftM W. R WILSON
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ALL WOOL JRRsEYs,

have just opened my second steetE of Jer-
ssys, ranging in price from 80 centssn $3.50.
Csll and get jersey while you can b. snited.
- <~xi> W. n MASON.
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Leave Your Orders

Early at Byrd & Denham's for Fresh Celery for
your Christmas dinner, as they will only have q
limited supply
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1T GOES WITHOUT SAYING.



II Az 40 " RgWH!ss.OEs u7A
Fall Stock Of Dress 0oods.i Staple Dry Goods.
Trimmings, Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Motions,
Hosiery, Hahkerchieis, &S.,' ~! Is the largest
and most complete ever seen ID Tallahssssa.
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THE DISPLAY

w. R. WILSON'S
Of Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery.
Plain Hemstitched, and
Fancy Bordered Hankerchiefs,
Kid and Cloth Gloves,
Collars and Cuffs,
Ribbons and Ties
Is Simply Enormous
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ever brought to Tallahassee, to which they in
vite the attention of the public.
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BUIST,S SEED POTATOEs.
RANDOLPH b Co.'S.

: Wagons! wagons! wagons
A carload Of Milburn Wagons
two horse and f,ar-lloeu just received and for
sale It bolsom figures 81
e 9 T.aJ.sfopNATs q Son.
TA1LAHAssEr. Nov 81 1881
Frssh Horse llnadis
And Celery Salt, at K BYRD s. DanuAMs. 4
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Beard.
{ T,eCoute one mil

Mrs. Dyke, at LeConte, one mile from the
cooperate limits of the city, is prepared to accom-
modate several boarders for the winter. Terms
reasonable.
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Mince Meat, Apple Butter.
Preserves and Jellies, at RANpoIr. ~.
For Sale.
Residence OF G. A. Chaires Apply to
3-tf d. s. WALKER. in
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Santa Claus
Wants everybody to call Ut
MYHHs 4 GoRMAN's.
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WIN Aavs4pboxss a nekeua xso ba
fe1s ~ 4eerery - appl4 II pr the
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Wa pnnt to-day an informal report Of progress
"a educational Affairs kindyprspafsd for the FLO
Rzb1Ax BY. the State Superintendent Of Public
1nstrucsah III uprising TIL They Oh oald
flourish hsder1,e direction of onsso jealous and
untiring hiteor I'd soEiaed with the quail
~ wa pc6iliarif a, HIN for the important
position which he holds In q State Admlnistra-
tionof which the Executive head is noted for con-
slant solicitude and effort for the - education of
the massea." Governor Perry's highest appreci-
alton of AnihSray b found in he enabling him to
Crafty bis convictions Of duty in promoting the
success of the public school system.